BBC Music Magazine

IDAGIO on board

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Since its launch in 2015, the Berlin-based classical music streaming service IDAGIO has built close relationsh­ips with leading festivals and performing organisati­ons. The breadth of its content is set to grow thanks to a partnershi­p with the World Federation of Internatio­nal Music Competitio­ns, announced at the WFIMC’S 63rd annual General Assembly in Norrköping, Sweden. IDAGIO is now the WFIMC’S audio streaming partner and will target the online community of young musicians and competitio­n addicts with coverage of Federation member competitio­ns.

‘It is obvious for us to partner with WFIMC,’ observes Till Janczukowi­cz, CEO and founder of IDAGIO. ‘When I started as an artist manager in 1996, the world was still kind of

OK: management­s and labels did the job; laureates just had to perform. The world looks different in 2019. It’s not enough to be a great performer. Artists must also communicat­e, entertain and engage. Competitio­ns need to support this by reaching curious-minded audiences and promoting emerging artists so they can share their recordings, contextual­ise them and address audiences directly. IDAGIO provides the tools that will empower competitio­ns, rights owners and artists to do so, digitally and on a global scale.’

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Flowing streams: IDAGIO’S app for the iphone

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